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kifa by polheeheece October 14, 2020
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kifa
Military jargon for "killed in flying accident." The most humiliating type of death for any self-respecting fighter pilot. Approximately 15,000 WW2 American aircrew died in flying accidents before they even left the country.
Clavero, a Spanish Republican fighter pilot, was exiled in the USSR and KIFA over Baku on 12 October 1942.
The first RAF fighter ace was KIFA in 1940, while showing off to his friends.
The first RAF fighter ace was KIFA in 1940, while showing off to his friends.
Kifah
A girl with bright eyes and an infectious smile. She always knows how to make people smile and is a great friend. Sometimes she talks about herself a little too much but her friends don’t care at all and love her nevertheless. She loves music and reading, and is a known extrovert. She has her days where she’s sad or depressed but is strong and overcomes it.
Kifah by quintessentialboi July 14, 2018
kifah
“ I love her shes so kifah “
kifaya
the meaning of it is the ending but in your life theres no such thing as that you belive that evrything happens for a reason if u get a chance take it if it changes your life let it no one said life would be easy. keep it strong and do all the things u love to do no matter what and don't let fear come in your way it will crush you and get back to the meaning of your name btw, its a girl name, but not just a girl a strong, beatiful, powerful, and amazing one
kifaya by bballlover!!! June 10, 2011
kifah
He is a very beutiful human being, good to be friends with. But he is very weak in taking decitions. He is a vey good lover and amazing on bed.
If you have a Kifah respect it.
If you have a Kifah respect it.
kifah by Gameroftheworld123 April 23, 2018
kifayat
Kifayat is an attractive boy name that is adored by everyone. It is a meaningful name that describes the personality traits as well. Kifayat name meaning is Sufficiency, Competence. It is originated from the Arabic language and is widely used for Boy. According to numerological aspect Kifayat name lucky number is 5 and this name is based on 7 letters and 1 word. Parents can choose this name for their baby as it is one of the best names to give your child.
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murderhobo
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